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,.y ~ r t~ Allotment- Letter of January 15, 1957, was read advising that the County Road & Board of County Commissioners had this year authorized Bridge fund. an apportionment of X2,527.55 in the County's Road and Bridge Fund to Falcon Heights. League legislative Letter of January 18, 1957 from the League of Minnesota conference & 3 Municipalities, calling a special legisl ative conference resolutions of the League for 2 P.M., Friday, Feb. 8, 1957, at the Lowry Hotel, St Paul, for the purpose of considering three legislative resolutions: (1) Traffic Safety (2) Pension Study and (3) P.E.R.A. - O.A.S.I. Combination, was read. After discussion, Trustee Warkentien agreed to represent. the Village at the February 8 conference. Sanitary Sewer Letter of January 23, 1957, from Mr. A.M. Steffes, of our matters Sanitary Sewer Engineers, was read, relating to matters pertaining to the sanitary sewer program to be considered by the councils such as sewer rental rates, sewer maintenance, passage of ordinances for licensing sewer contractors and for installation of house connections, material to be used, etc. soil borings, street resurfacing program. Payment The matter of payment to Toltz, King, Duvall, Anderson ?~ Associates discussed was discussed. Bdr. Steffes stated it was agreeable with the engineering firm to wait until the first money was available under the bond issue before making payment. Contract. read The Bdayor then read the proposed contract paragraph by & ordered paragraph, and matters pertaining to it were fully discussed executed for with Mr. Steffes and with the Village Attorney. Qn motion Village by Shavor, seconded by Nilsen, the following resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote: Resolution RESOLVED, that the Mayor and Clerk be, and they hereby are, authorized to execute on behalf of the Village the form of contract.. submitted by Toltz, King, Duvall, Anderson Associates, dated December 26, 1956. Sewer matters In connection with matters which were discussed and which must for council be determined by the council in connection with the sanitary sewer system, it was agreed that Mr. Steffes would furnish each member of the council with copy of a letter summarizing such items. Zoning map After discussion, Stewart moved that Trustee Shavor be authorized to have a tracing made of the street map for the purpose of bringing our Village zoning map up to date. Seconded by Warkentien and motion carried unanimously. Fire Inspections Fire Chief Grumke's letter of January 23, 1957, was read with respec to scheduled fire inspections. He stated that each of the three paid firemen spend an average of 56 hours per week on watch, that inspections are made at least twice a year as required by ordinance, that the Village is divided into four sections for the purpose, and that each fireman alternates between sections, inspecting two at a time. The Chief also stated the firemen should be compensated for the additional time required for inspections.